Sentence examples for waiting times will from inspiring English sources

Lines will grow, waiting times will rise, and screeners will face added pressure to speed things along.

As many of the cases featured by Justice on Trial attest, the waiting times will usually run into several years.

The head of NHS England, Simon Stevens, has said he accepts waiting times will lengthen as hospitals focus on other areas, such as cancer and mental health.

Steps to reduce waiting times will include additional endoscopy clinics, revised clinical guidelines and more training for nursing staff, as well as piloting new technologies.

NHS hospitals will be left with the more costly work, so staffing levels and standards of care will be forced down and waiting times will get longer.

And a spokesperson for the City of London police commented: "Call waiting times will vary as fraud is a complex crime and there may have been instances where call waiting times increase because operators are taking particularly complex reports".

Another interesting finding is that even if a patient allows somebody else to decide on his/her behalf, the waiting time will also be reduced, given that the patient is willing to travel to an alternative hospital.

In fact, the chances are that waiting time will be wiped out completely.

If you choose to go private, you will pay around £10,000 but the waiting time will usually be one to three months.

How much waiting time will all this cut? A. It all depends on the airport, and on the time of the day, or what day of the week it is.

The shorter the service time is, the less the waiting time will be.